There does not seem to be any way to set the date/time on the camera. The instructions do not match the menus on the camera. Can you help?
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You need to navigate the menu system to find the date/time setting:1.Turn on camera2. Press the "menu" button3. Press "OK" on "Settings" screen4. Press to the right ("Time" button) 8 times to get to "MORE" press "OK"5. Press to the right ("Time" button) twice to get to date/time then press "OK"
13261
Setting the date/time is done by first going in to the menu and then selecting MORE to bring up the lesser used menu items like date/time.
13262
It appears this has already been answered for you. I would be glad to help if you are still having trouble.
1006402
Yes it can, go to menu, by using the wheel click on little camera icon, scroll down to date stamp, click left/right to turn on/off date and time, then set time/date in tools icon
870658
I haven't printed any of our photo's yet, but on the viewing screen of the camera there isn't any date or time numbers showing. I'm still learning more about the camera from the users manual/instructions that I've printed from the Samsung web site. Sorry I can't be more specific.
87946
Thank you so much for the information about setting the date and time. I, up to this point, had not been able to find an answer to that question. Very much appreciated.
1039634
Yes. Here's the setting info: Write Date-Sets whether to record a shooting date on the still image.1. Set the camera to shooting mode.2. MENU (Settings) (Shooting Settings) [Write Date] desired mode.Hope that helps.
905017
Time and Date are set using the LCD screen and button controls of this camera. Fist, make sure that Date and Time display is enabled by pressing the round red button on the top of the unit to turn recording off (do this only is currently recording). Then press the Menu button. Then press the Down button three times until "Time Stamp" is selected. Press the round red button on the top of the unit to access a submenu, then press the Down button until "Date&Time" is selected. Then press the round Red button on the top of the unit. Then press the Menu button, and then press the Down button maybe seven times until "Date Input" is highlighted. Then press the round Red button on the top of the unit to access a submenu. Press the Down button to highlight "Set", then press the round Red button at the top of the unit. You will see that "YYYY / MM / DD" is highlighted. Press the round red button once to highlight the year on the next second line. Press the UP or DOWN buttons until the correct year is set. Then press the round Red button to select the month. Use UP or DOWN buttons again until the desired month is shown, and then the round Red button. Same for day of the month. The hour will be selected. Remember to use 24-hour time for the hour! Use UP and DOWN buttons to select 1-24 for the hour, then press the round Red button to select the minute. Continue with the UP, DOWN, and round Red button for minute and second until you are back at the menu screen. Press the Menu button again, and you can verify that the correct time is shown on the bottom right corner of the LCD display! If this is helpful, then please write a short two-word "Thank You" in reply. It took me a couple of hours of researching on the internet before I could put the pieces together to understand this procedure! Your reply will let me know if anyone reads these things!
950344
Sorry man I have not used it yet. On my others camera it is a setting I can change. I'll look at the camera when I get home and see if I can help out. I have been out of town. I'll get back this weekend
1492385
There is a setting for that. I no longer use that camera, but I remember that you can disable that. Check in all settings, maybe some setting about clock.
905018
It is is USB camera/slave mode when plugged to laptop - you have to plug it into the car charger or USB power only charger, then you can operate the menu to change time/date.
1016287
I don't know, but your camera should add the date to the file information, anyway. That's assuming you've set the date and time of the camera in the menu.
1722687
Call the tech support, they were really helpful and will configure your camera for you and also answer any questions you may have. Hope this helps, Mark
98334
Create a new document on your computer (I used Microsoft Notepad), and title it TIME. Use the following format to create the time stamp: YEARMONTHDAYTIME Y (everything is all run together except the Y - the Y indicates you want the time stamp to show up on the video). It must be input as military time. Example for today February 21st 2015 at 8:15 PM- 20150221201501 Y . Save the document to your desktop. Plug in the camera using the USB wire. When the folder pops up, drag and drop the TIME folder from your desktop into the camera folder that opened. Unplug the camera from the computer, turn it on and then back off to lock the time in. One additional suggestion - the battery tends to wear down quickly if you are plugging it into your computer a lot. You are better off using a card reader and removing the chip from the camera to play back on your computer. Also, battery doesn't take long to charge (only a few minutes at most). Plug it in and the light will flash while charging, then go solid once it is full. Don't leave it plugged in much longer once it stays lit. I burned up the first one I had that way.
1605341
The time and date cannot be put on the pictures. The camera is supplied with a USB cable and software to upload your photos.
1077866
There were no dates on any of my photos. I don't know if there is a setting you can select to have a date if wanted.
279516
Go and download the msetup and you can make the camera do what you want it to do.http://www.mytempfiles.info/mobius/index.html
1310991
The AW100 I had stamped the date & time, no coordinates, but my camera never worked right, so maybe one that functioned properly could do so. For what my advice is worth, stay away from refurbs.
1165826
Please watch the following video for instructions on setting the date/time stamp: https://www.dropbox.com/s/gflz7qsdmzjtz9i/Inventio%20Time%20Stamp.mp4